Recorded: 21st October - November 1970, Newbury, Stargroves (Mick Jagger’s House) with Rolling Stones Mobile and Olympic Sound Studios, London. Nicky Hopkins on Piano. Producer: Jimmy Miller. Sound Engineers: Glyn and Andy Johns.
This is the stones at their finest, Mick Taylor is really incredible 🎉🎉. He's the missing piece that they need,now the group is complete ❤️ 💙. It's sounding absolutely stellar 🎉🎉
Hopking has an amazing creativity and musicality, you can realised his importance in One+One Godard movie on the recording of Sympathie. So discret than people often forget him.
Another gem from the Mick Taylor era..why do the Stones keep releasing compilations and not this kind of gold? Could you imagine what kind of tour they could do behind these songs?
My guess is that, gven the timing, this recording is somehow the property of ABCKO. No decent outtakes from records owned by that Allen Klein-founded company have yet been released. I wish Mick & Keith would splurge a little and buy back the copyrights to their old material (the way McCartney did with Sony Music a few years ago). And then open up the vaults!
@@johnschlosser5824 You may be right..hard to believe Mick and Keith (or any artist under the age of 60 for that matter) would give up or sell their copyrights away. I just saw Nikki Sixx sold his songs...guess it's better to get a lump sum now. The music business is just that.
Every time the Stones sign a new record contract, they get a huge advance from the label... who immediately release yet another compilation to get their money back. That's why "the Stones keep releasing compilations".
@@plrndl this song should have been released like so many other unreleased songs I bet this song whould sound great in concert they released a lot of greatest hits albums I wish the stones whould release all there unreleased songs I whould buy there albums
This would have fit perfectly on the expanded version of Exile that came out in 2010. No need to remix it, no need to redo the vocals, no need to add lyrics, no need for FM radio to play it (haha), no need to give it a new opening that is missing. It’s perfect. No need to put a mustache on the Mona Lisa to try to improve it. I’ve been grooving to this since the 80’s when a friend gave me a cassette of the Trident Demo’s. The cassette is long gone…thank you the internet!!
They became the greatest band in the world with Satisfaction. And continued with Paint it Black, Jumpin’ Jack Flash, Sympathy for the Devil, StreetFightingMan, Stray Cat Blues, Gimme Shelter, Monkey Man...none of which feature Taylor and most of which feature Brian.
@@jessewolf6806 Actually Brian was barely awake for 'Sympathy' & didn't play at all on Street Fighting Man, Gimme Shelter or Monkey Man or anything at all on Let It Bleed . Beggars Banquet & Let It Bleed are almost entirely Keith on Guitars !!
thanx fer all the memory footage...tHE bAND THAT INFLUENCED GENERATIONS OF BLUES CATS ROCKERS AND ROLLERS AND ALL KINDS OF SCREWED UP dRUGGIES ROCK TILL DEATH
Alot of people may disagree but it bugs me a bit that in a fantastic mick taylor extended solo they show more pictures of ronnie wood ( who I like a great deal especially with the faces) but isnt giving enough credit where credit is due. IMHO
They did, it was called Tattoo You, and it's fucking amazing, cover to cover and still sounds great, it's got the early 80s sheen but still the warm analog thump of their 70s shit, oh, and every track fucking kills
The greatest mistake the Stones ever made was not doing WHATEVER IT TOOK, to keep Mick Taylor in the band. For starters, they could have PAID him. He was given no credits on SEVERAL albums---in other words, no residuals. In addition, his mates should have helped him with drug addiction and got him the help he needed to stay with the band. They did not... With all due respect to Keith Richards---on Mick Taylor's WORSE DAY, Keef couldn't hold a candle to him. Make no mistake, Keith Richards is a very good guitarist. Mick Taylor is a GREAT guitarist. A guitar genius. Right up there with Hendrix, Clapton, and Santana. No doubt about it. The five albums he produced with the Stones from '69-'74 are all classics. The band was never the same after 1974.
yeah, he left the band and then he started to make serious money 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣for your info, he got credits on 3 or 4 songs and he said himself they should have given him credits on 3 or 4 songs more, that btw werent hits, so its not like he would be paid a lot more...he was paid enough...he left because he couldnt take the drugs and the lifestyle...and he was on only two songs on let it bleed...keith did almost all guitars on beggars banquet and let it bleed and they sounded pretty good... imo jimmy miller was more important to their sound from 68 to 73...
@@denisliber6740 He officially got writing credit on 1 song, Ventilator Blues. Also the guitars on Beggars and Bleed are passable at best. Keith was never a lead player. A fantastic rhythm guitarist but he wasn’t cut out for lead lines.
Man, you absolutely nailed it.. This is so enjoyable, so true.. Such a genuinely timeless, defining and distinctive piece of work. To whoever put all this together thank you!
INSANE this was never released..its the Stones at their very best...Heavy Blues with Rock n Roll awesome guitar solo Mick with passionate slightly deranged lyrics all played by great musicians and like a rant mumble by a desperate hobo extolling the virtues of the love of the road..it belongs on Exile on Mainstreet just as much as all Down the Line
I keep coming back to this song you know Super Cats and Dolls, they should put this on the concert playlist. They have unreleased hidden treasures man ........ dig it. ❤❤❤
Mick Taylor rolled the dice in 72-or 73 thought he could do better, Stones combined Bank accounts 1 billion + Mick Jagger Keith, Charlie, and Ronnie. Mick Tayler is a fine Guitarist net worth 100 K oh well!
Ron Wood hit the lottery on one disastrous, probably impulsive moment by MT. He has huge parts in Winter, Sway, Moonlight Mile. Deserved better but never saw it . I'm surprised he took the stage with them in later years.
Holy Shit! Other mortals would have made every and any Faustian bargain to come up with something this brilliant; the boys left it in the vault. Listen to 20 year old Mick Taylor rip it up!
I love this song, and I was thrilled when I bought The Trident Mixes album from K&S Records, which has a better sounding version then the "Trident Demos" album that came out around the same time.
Great outtake. Sounds like exile on main street. Mick Taylor years. Ronnie Woods never filled Mick's outstanding style of playing But that's my opinion.
Joseph Cutrona you are right, wood a terrible guitarist. he fitted in simply because he could snort as much as keith and survive. taylor almost died trying. ronnie in recovery now, and the stones died. sad truth.
and now he even decided to bore us to death with his paintings! crikey. ok, he makes more money than with the stones but god they ade awful. only slightly better than dylan s!!
I do not know why Ronnie always gets bashed. He was an acknowledged guitarist in the Faces. He is always compared to Taylor which is unfair. They are different as players. Ronnie is more of a rhythm player like Keith. And let us be honest, he is better than Keith. Keiths solos are horrible!!!
@@thomasjensen3214 I liked Ronnie Wood's guitar playing in The Faces _and_ his guitar work for Rod Stewart's solo records. When Ronnie joined the Stones, his creativity and soloing ability waned. In The Faces music Ronnie was creative, inventive and playful, but all-the-while he helped hold the music together. Listen to "Stay With Me". The guitar intro alone is legend.
the video has clips from back in 1970 to the 21st century . You are listening to the studio recording which then new lead guitarist Mick Taylor plays on this along with keef and the rest of dah stones . one of the best outtakes i ever heard but i forget which album it was left off of, sticky fingers maybe ?
This song makes me think of all the partying them and their crew did across the world back in the day. Specifically traveling in a bus, smoking copious amounts of pot and drinking.
Hey Super Cats and Dolls, the Stones have so much sounds released and not released, they just to keep playing. To them it's second nature like us having dinner !!! 🌎☮️❤🌷🌹🌼🌺
YES !!!!!!!! YOU HAVE ALL THE REASON TAYLOR IS THE STAR, THE ONE WHO MADE THE BEST DISCS OF THE STONES, I LEAVE RON WITH HIS BOTTLE WHICH IS THE ONLY THING THAT MATTERS TO ME, FOR ME IT IS A CLOWN
you hear songs like this , its like theyre rocking a groove , but the lyrics are just scat singing , a song waiting for lyrics that havent been written yet
Yeah yeah I heard the crunch of the gravel Yeah he got to be a hobo man And I'm walkin down the road like a bulldog slip now Yeah I bet you good time and a bulldog dog, well And I bet you two sticks, and a home, and a dog And by tomorrow morning you'll be travellin' on yeah Yeah you got to be on Ah hah, hah, hah, you got to be a travellin' man With your girl in your hair and you feel at home You got to get on the road somewhere And then you beat down the highway, with a bone And in a tatter on fire with a rattlin' bone yeah Yeah you be alseep with me baby on the side of the road And I got to be a travelin' man Snap to the phone baby real real slow and I got to tell you all that I can I got to go down the road, down the trail now
@@flyingburritobro68 False, for Winter Jagger was on rythmic and Taylor playing slides, there were Charlie and Bill but Keith wasn't even there. The same for Sway, Moonlighmile, Time wait for no one. Keith was in his hard junkie period.
Cool video. Nothing like the fusion between the public and the Stones. If it could be transformed in energy it could illuminated the all town. Ron has nothing to do in this video
Outtake just means it didn't make it onto an official release. Something only played once can be an outtake. What you're thinking of is "unreleased take".
@@spinalcrackerbox Your definition is right however anything recorded isn't necessarily a "take" only the unused takes recorded during the official album studio session is an "outtake". The name is actually self explanatory.
